Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed.  Visit the Upper Los Angeles River WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate in-person […]

Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed.  Visit the Lower San Gabriel River WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate […]

The Regional Oversight Committee (ROC) consists of nine subject matter experts with knowledge in water quality benefits, water supply benefits, nature-based solutions and community investment benefits, public health, sustainability, and other relevant issue areas. The ROC review Stormwater Investment Plans to ensure Program goals are being met and steer future processes.  Visit the Regional Oversight Committee page […]

The County is partnering with the Water Foundation to develop and administer the Safe, Clean Water Public Education and Community Engagement Grants Program. The program will support education and community engagement efforts related to stormwater and urban runoff capture within the LA County Flood Control District. The Grants Program is in the early development stages […]

REGISTER HERE: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcpcOGurTopGtUjvouolbQrkAFf67UQMVWl#/registrationJoin the Water Foundation to learn about the new Safe Clean Water Public Education and Community Engagement Grants Program and provide input on the draft program. Both public input sessions will consist of the same content, so no need to attend more than one meeting. Únase a la Fundación del Agua para informarse sobre el […]

Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed.  Visit the North Santa Monica Bay WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate in-person […]

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Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed. Visit the Rio Hondo WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate in-person or online by […]

Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed.  Visit the South Santa Monica Bay WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate in-person […]

Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed.  Visit the Santa Clara River WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate in-person […]

Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed.  Visit the Central Santa Monica Bay WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate […]

Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed.  Visit the Lower Los Angeles River WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate […]

The County is partnering with the Water Foundation to develop and administer the Safe, Clean Water Public Education and Community Engagement Grants Program. The program will support education and community engagement efforts related to stormwater and urban runoff capture within the LA County Flood Control District. The Grants Program is in the early development stages […]

Register for Public Input Session #2Join the Water Foundation to learn about the new Safe Clean Water Public Education and Community Engagement Grants Program and provide input on the draft program. Both public input sessions will consist of the same content, so no need to attend more than one meeting. Únase a la Fundación del Agua […]

The Metrics and Monitoring Study (MMS) is complete. The SCW Program began implementing some recommendations and evaluating others via watershed planning. Materials related to the Metrics and Monitoring Study Information Session can be found here.

Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed.  Visit the Upper San Gabriel River WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate […]

The USGR Watershed Coordinator Team will conduct a Community Outreach event at Washington Park in Pomona. Information about the SCWP and SCWP projects will be shared in addition to collecting community feedback.

Watershed Area Steering Committees (WASCs) are comprised of representatives from cities, agencies, and community stakeholders. They meet regularly to review proposed projects and develop investment plans for their watershed. Visit the Rio Hondo WASC page for more information. Committee Members are expected to attend the meeting in-person.  Members of the public may participate in-person or online by […]